If you are into buy and hold, there are a lot of great reasons to invest here: huge military presence (average person moves every 3 years), potential Amazon fulfillment center in Suffolk and Norfolk Resort Casino.  

This house has great comps around it, it's close to two major casinos and interstate 95.

A short list; HUD, state banking authorities, real estate commissions, FDIC, Comptroller of Currency, the CFPB, FBI, Treasury Department (Fed and State tax examiners) State Insurance Commissions, FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie and Freddie; private types, ALTA, ABA, Insurance carriers, internal auditors of parent banks, title examiners, when banks are public and selling chunks of stock, other institutions may conduct audits for acquisitions and loan purchases along with servicing entities.......

To second what Bill Walston said,You may want to consider an Enrolled Agent someone designated and licensed by the Dept of Treasury in taxation.

Those are the areas that I've been searching in, particularly Temple Hills, Oxon Hill with the new casino coming.  

For instance Linden areas and out near Casino etc.

Who cares about underwriting standards if the Fed and the Treasury are just going to backstop you in a downturn?

This strikes me as a town that has artificially low real estate prices due to government capture by the casino industry.

Ie buying a multi-unit at 10% CAP makes sense in a 3% treasury-rate environment, but what if treasury goes to 8% in the future?  

Plus they're in the works of building a casino in Springfield right now.